let's look at this beautiful ring frank sinatra left you. it's never left your hand. willed to quincy jones from frank sinatra. >> that was my brother. >> he gave it to you >> that was my brother. >> and michael jackson, of course, another man you made -- rocketed to stardom with is the caliber of talent today as great as it was when you were coming up? >> it's happening, yes absolutely i'm looking at young ones like kendrick lamar and chance and weekend and those guys, the underground, yes. >> do you think they have the technical skills >> they will, they will, because it's a question of growth. the question of influence and growth, you know like we have 15 kids now that we manage and have come to us from all over the world, slovakia, everywhere they are the most talented young people on the planet i'm not even guessing. we have a young girl emily baird who has been writing for century artist since she was 5 years old. obama calls her a baby mozart. frightening. >> let's hope they're going to be listening to you. >> jacob, jonah nelson they don't stop. >> let's hope

. >> ♪ >> here's some frank sinatra. >> ♪ >> we found a frank sinatra song that i do not know. >> itthe ocean. >> so it is all connected. >> why we are playing 40's music it is in the 40's for the first time since 2018. >> thank goodness, that is the area of bobby socksers when teens went crazy for him over in the 40's. here's the numbers you wondered b last time we reached 40 degrees was christmas day with a high of 40. last time we went above who was christmas eve with a high of 43. you may remember day before christmas eve we had rain and a high of 61. it has been a while. about time. but first we have to get through morning rush with temperatures below freezing, a glaze of ice on any untreated surface and sidewalks, parking lots, particularly treacherous this morning if they have in the been salted. even if they have there could be a spot here or there just watch where you are stepping. twenty-nine here. twenty-three wilmington. twenty-seven in mount pocono. twenty in lancaster. we have mid 30's at the shore. it may be better there but we are still close to freezing, and still ju

just about every star of music and comedy performed there including frank sinatra, dean martin.of faith for us this is not the music they usually have in this roo room. i'm so happy they did and so happy you came. i can't tell you what it means to all of us to have this kind of turnout on this january on this rainy afternoon. >> bruce ended up putting on an eagles cap and leading the crowd in the fly eagles fights song. >> that's like a rouzing rendition. >> no doubt about it. >> not just being able to perform ons stage with favorite musician. >> it happened for one local super fan that got the jam with the ban with no rehears rehearseel. vittoria woodill showed us how he got on same and what brought the house down in performance of a lifetime. >> the actual song starts her here. >> there's some that follow the beat of their own drum. which usually lands them exactly where they're meant to be. for 23-year-old tyler steinbeck braun a full time student at rowan university and teacher at delsey high school saying being fearless and unconventional landed him the gig of a lifetime. p

every star every music and comedy perform there, entertainers included frank sinatra, dean martin andseasons. >> thanks to the world cafe live for taking a leap of faith with us. this is not the music they usually have in this room. i'm so happy they d and i'm so happy you came. i can't tell you what it means to all of us to have this casino every turn out in january on this rainy afternoon. >> and how about this? bruce ended the show by putting on eagles cap and leading the crowd in the eagle else fight song. >> so i have a question. what do you think those people on that celebrity big brother make? they have to, like, what's the enticement? like i guess if you win, you get the big prize? >> they're casino every like -- >> do you feel like once a reality tv star always a reality tv star. you know? >> keeps them relevant. people like that? >> well, it keeps them in the news. >> relevant is subjective. >> my goodness. >> peanut butter out of the cubards? i don't know. >> forget weight and money, i would rather talk about this all day. >> or the weather. >> yes, the weather is very, ver

every starve music and comedy perform there, entertainers included frank sinatra, dean martin, and theons. >> thanks to the world cafe life for taking leap of faith with us. this is not the music they usually have in this room. i'm so happy they d and i'm so happy you came. i can't tell you what it means to all of to have this kind of turn out in january on a rainy afternoon. >> and bruce ended the show by putting on eagles cap and leading the crowd and the eagles fight song. >> time now 4:44. >> and katie here with another check of the forecast, you know, if anything else will real up the crowd it will be that fight song. >> exactly. eddie bruce knows what's up. he got that memo and he knew exactly how to handle that crowd. storm scan, yet again, showing eagles pride out there. i have to say just driving in this morning, everything is lit up in green, it is so awesome, and again, it is, you know, just a testament to how much passion this city has for this team in sport in general. here is a look, though, at storm scan. all-in-all quiet for most of us. if you have a lot of clouds over

>> he was singing frank sinatra, "my way." >> yeah, he had this girl band. like 14 girls.el with him everywhere, to play his music. >> reporter: so he had the lyrics and a screen. he was reading it in english. >> he would do, he was singing it in, in all korean. >> reporter: rodman makes no apologies for his embrace of a dictator who lives the high life while so many of his countrymen suffer in misery. >> it's a friendship hug. you rarely see this in the world. even with his grandfather and father. you don't see the leaders do this, especially an african-american. you never see this in north korea. >> reporter: but it's a country with a lot of starvation, now, too, though. is that okay? >> well, you know, a lot of, a lot of people in the world are starving. even though they say he's a bad man but he, to me, he's not a bad man. i didn't see that part. >> reporter: rodman may not think kim's bad, but there's someone else who had serious concerns about him. his errant and disgraced half-brother, kim jong-nam. he and his family are living in the tiny chinese territory of macau

. >> frank sinatra says "my way." but i have no regrets. my people did the right thing. very successful throughout my 24-year tenure, the longest-serving sheriff in the history of maricopa county. a few mistakes, yes. >> was the birtherism a mistake? >> oh, now you're bringing that up. >> why wouldn't i? do you think it doesn't matter? you want to be a u.s. senator and you were part of a campaign to delegitimize a president of the united states? >> no, i started this because of a fake government document. i didn't care where the president came from. i didn't care at all. we had the evidence, nobody will talk about or a look a at it. anytime you want to come down, we'll be glad to show you the evidence. you're going to hear more about this fake -- >> you think president obama's birth certificate is a phony? >> no doubt about it. we have the evidence. i'm not going to go into all the details. it's a phony document. >> even donald trump says he believes obama was born in this country. if he had a fake birth certificate then he wouldn't be born in this country. either the ma

just about every star music and comedy performed, there entertainers included frank sinatra, dean martin not the music they usually have in this room. >> i'm so happy they d and i'm so happy you came. i can't tell you what it means to all of us, this kind of turn out in january on this rainy afternoon. >> and bruce ended the show by putting on eagles cap and leading the crowd and the eagles fight song. >> do you have do that at the end of any performance these days, next on cbs this morning , it is called jackpot, high tech turns atm's into slot machines. >> and remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting at 4:30 a.m. we leave you now with a live look at the minneapolis convention center. home of the super bowl experience. have a great day. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, it's monday, january 29th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> performances and politics mix during music's biggest night. the u.n. ambassador nikki haley and call out clinton's ca

the gold medal has been arranged for george washington, rosa parks to frank sinatra, and the congress' highest display of achievements and contributions. mr. dole spent 35 years in congress and most of them in the senate where he rose the post of the republican leader, and a position that he held for a record nearly 11 years n. 1996, he was the party's nominee for president and losing to bill clinton and he lost two earlier bids for the nomination. he was are also gerald ford's running mate in 1996. there you can see the capital row u ton da,-- rotunda, and we watching as it is preparing to begin and the remasrks are to b starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, your attention, please. the ceremony will begin shortly. please take your seat. silence all electronic devices and refrain from all flash photography during the ceremony. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our honored guest, members of th

to quote frank sinatra, the best is yet to come. a lot of the tax cuts haven't even kicked in. >> neil: heather, what do you think of that? that's what the markets can appreciate more. morae rallies and more of a surge. >> yes, neil, the best is yet to come. we're seeing philanthropic efforts from j.p. morgan increase to $1.75 billion over five years. so companies are giving back in a big way, not just increasing wages to their employees because of this tax plan. it's amazing. >> neil: all right, guys. the president is talking about this and a number of other subjects. this is from awhile ago at the white house. >> betsy, thank you. thank you for being here. really two fantastic friends of mine for a long time. tony harp. where is tony? tony! uh-oh. can't be a sanctuary city person. that's not possible, is it? we'll start by saying, as you know, the department of justice today has announced a critical legal step to hold accountable sanctuary cities that allow aliens in our communities. we can't have it. it would be easy to go the ot

cue the frank sinatra because the two are like strangers passing ooch other on moon lit night going their separate ways. in this case, boeing on an epic run that had it soaring 118% this the past year ge down 46% in that same time. thank you. and today on a trading nation segment, deutsche bank analyst john inch said thanks to boeing's big beat, there is a chance that ge, the oldest company in the dow, could be booted from that index >> the way the dow committee works is they really don't want ge, which is at $16, the lowest share provides component of the dow, to be more than ten times smaller than the largest price component, which is boeing and after boeing's big numbers today, those numbers are in excess of 20 times. >> that was an interview with me does boeing's gain spell more pain with ge tim seymour are they related in any way? >> i don't think so. on some level we price ge to be out of the dow at some point boeing is its own story. an extraordinary story as extra storied it has been on a move from 250 to 350 in six week's time, the operating cash flow at boeing they hit with $15

has our second look at violence in mexico from that pacific coast locale, and found a place that frank sinatrae crooned about, heaving under the weight of crime and violence. >> reporter: just over the hill from the strip of hotels that overlook acapulco bay, an all too common sight: heavily armed police and a forensic team. we just got a call that there are a number of bodies that have been found in a house. we're in zapata. it's one of the more notorious neighborhoods in acapulco. this is the grisly work of a violent gang, led by a man known as the virus. they're pulling this truck up here to take the bodies out. they don't want us to see that. in acapulco, it's not just a war on the violence and the gangs, it's a war of perception, and they don't want people thinking about and seeing the violence that's going on here. after the police put two bodies in this truck, they left the area, and we were able to take a look for ourselves. this right here is part of what the police are trying to keep us from. it's two freshly dug graves. you can see there is still blood right here, and they pulled tw

. >>> that's frank sinatra. >> with a beautiful shot of san francisco in the background.good morning, we have more on what looks like a beautiful day, but first the big story of the day, the government remains shut down as lawmakers cannot come to a spending bill agreement. there seems to be a key issue wholing up approval of the issue in washington, dc. >> immigration is a hot topic on both sides of the aisle. coming up we look at the effects of the shut down on the bay area. >> . >>> millions marched for women's rights this year, many cities saw big crowds, like last year. >> we have more on the message from the marchers, a million people strong, could have the country. >> we have a storm brewing in the pacific. it's already hitting people north of crescent city. >>> the storm heading our way but it's going to take all day before it gets here. we have much needed rain coming our way but it looks like it will not rife until the evening hours, outside we have partly cloudy skies to start the day. the clouds come in ahead of the rain, mostly cloudy skies for the afternoon,

. >> i got out of the helicopter and i said, i feel like frank sinatra. what gid ydid you say?> i said, it's funny you said that, i feel like diana ross. >> there's the difference between us. >> you're so -- here we are in tampa. a little airport selfie. temple square, salt lake city. that was amazing. we loved that. the reimen auditorium in nashville. >> whenever we go on tour, the real housewives show up. >> i tend to invite them. potomac housewives, our baltimore show. here we are in dallas with the real housewives of dallas. >> when they walk into a room, there's a lot going on. >> of course, there is. in every direction. here's some throwback -- here's some throwbacks of us. i love these. because our hair, you know, our hair's a little different. we've got -- where are they? i can't really -- i mean -- we're seconds behind. there we are. okay. >> this looks like you're assaulting many e. >> yeah, we do a little bit. here's another one. here we are swimming in the ocean. anderson is super pale. then we have a -- >> if ever i got lost at sea, they'd find me quickly. >> here

says foxbusiness host suggests he will tip less because of $15 minimum wage, no less then nancy sinatra, frank'smug jerk. kitchen, a food blog responded as well, quote, a man who has never worked in restaurants outright reject inflation. there were even numerous calls by people to spit in my food. i would like to point out i never said any of that. i posed a hypothetical question. i would also like to point out i have worked in restaurants before. i was a waiter at several restaurants in connecticut for eight months in 1973. i was a waiter and a dishwasher in london before that. i do know what it is like a. more on the minimum wage, several companies are scaling back their workforce after government mandated wage hikes took effect this year. come on 10, fat burger's ceo, how will you respond to minimum wage hikes? >> minimum wage increases are going to cause prices to go up. our business is up significantly so we are copying 10% positively in california right now but as prices need to go up to support the margin for restaurant operator. stuart: you have raised prices as opposed to what other foo